American Civil War: Study 86
Americana IV: Baby It’s You (1) Union Kepi (2) Missouri Bluegrass:
Julianne Petersen singing Fields of Gold (3) Union Kepi (4) A D (5) J-M-B
(6) Baby It’s You (7) Bart awaits the Jedi Praetorian Guard
(8) Warhol’s Chair

American Civil War: Study 32
Lost part of his left ear at 2nd Bull Run, August 1862. Here, in this drawing,
weary on a break from the front-line trenches at Petersburg, January 1865.
Infantryman of the 97th New York

American Civil War: Study 73
Study for a painting: American Civil War Mosaic Reading left to right,
top to bottom (1) Postcard from Trotsky Head (2) Hailing Poussin
(3) Postcard from Trotsky Head (4) Camp Wife, 31st Pennsylvanian Infantry,
camped near Washington (5) Forage cap (6) Prosthetic (7) Warrior bust
(8) West Tennessee hog (9) Confederate Five Dollar Bill (10) Colfax 1873
(11) Powder black infantryman (12) H T
(13) Striving Union infantryman

American Civil War: Study 49
Mounted American Civil War bust with Goyaesque time traveller who
(or should it be which?) arrives on a three-legged stool, in a landscape
near Antietam

American Civil War: Study 81
Study for a painting. Remind those Motherfucking Proud Boys that, in the end,
Heydrich got a flat tyre. Goya says Hello!

American Civil War: Study 84
Warhol’s Chair: Warhol himself a fomentor of, and by now, the venerable and
revered patriarch of American consumership, now finds himself consumed by
American consumership

American Civil War: Study 85
Americana II (1) Sherman watches the 107th New York storm through
Columbia, South Carolina, February 1865 (2) Bart turns green – whether
the approach of the Jedi was the cause of this remains an open question
(3) CB (4) Fallen Statue (5) Ghost ironclad on the Mississippi outside
Vicksburg, 1863 (6) Dancing in the Street and Baby It’s You
(7) S C sings into the microphone, 1964 (8) R P
(9) Grey Massachussetts mourning bodice, 1864

American Civil War: Study 89
Americana V: Mirror (1) FH (2) TS and JC (3) BT (4) KC (5) CC (6) RP
(7) AJ (8) EH (9) CK (10) J-P B











Berlin, East Prussia and the Desert

Berlin, East Prussia and the Desert: Study 4
After having watched Hitler’s corpse burn, ET and a blue cousin await
their ship, Berlin, April 1945.

Berlin, East Prussia and the Desert: Study 7
Captain Keith Douglas, Nottinghamshire (Sherwood Rangers) Yoemanry,
Royal Armoured Corps, photographed in front of a Dodge D15 GS truck.
Douglas was killed by shrapnel on the forward slopes of Point 102, near
Bayeux, Normandy, 9 June 1945.

Berlin, East Prussia and the Desert: Study 25
Ominously listed on Goebbels’ roster of anti-Nazi advocates, early British
BBC medianik Frank Phillips broadcasts news of Bomber Command raid on
Berlin of 15-16 February 1944. (The bomber force comprised 561 Lancasters,
314 Halifaxes, 16 Mosquitoes.) Mysterious wreath on the BBC studio wall.

Berlin, East Prussia and the Desert: Study 47
Young Red Army veteran, all the way from Kursk in July-August, 1943,
fully armed, relatively relaxed and ready for the final Soviet assault on
Konigsberg, East Prussia, January 1945.

Berlin, East Prussia and the Desert: Study 48
‘Welcome to Berlin’: American B17s approaching, February 1945.

Berlin, East Prussia and the Desert: Study 8
A big Goyaesque, after having been driven from its roost in the Reichstag by
the Bolshevik storm, lands atop Golden Lizzy (Godelse). One of ET’s flying
cousins hovers nearby, somewhat surprised!